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EarthQuaker Devices Organizer

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An organ emulator with a distinct analog feel.

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Shaun White

After 7 seconds in this video, you can vaguely a piece of his pedalboard in which you can recognise the Organizer by Eearthquaker, the Boss DD-7 ang the Boss RV-6.
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Robbie Robertson

According to his "gear list", Robertson uses the Earthquaker Devices Organizer pedal.
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Albert Hammond Jr

This one is part of his pedalboard, as seen in this tweet.
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Alex Rosamilia

You can see Alex Rosamilia's pedal board with a description of the signal flow as follows, "The signal starts with the guitar running into an Ernie Ball VP JR volume pedal, and its tuner out hits a TC Electronic PolyTune Mini Noir. From there, the signal enters the first Loop-Master, which is connected to six pedals: a Boss NS-2 (to control unwanted noise from the gain pedals), an Ibanez TS9, a Fuzzrocious Ram the Manparts, an Earthquaker Devices Bit Commander, an Earthquaker Devices Organizer." Taken from a [Premier Guitar article](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/21588-rig-rundown-the-gaslight-anthem).
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Daniel Rossen

Daniel Rossen posted this Instagram photo, you can see the Organiser towards the bottom of the photo.
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Conor Oberst

According to Premier Guitar in Nov 2015, in Desaparecidos: 'Conor only uses a few stompboxes for his core live tone—a Boss TU-3 Tuner, ZVEX Box of Rock, EarthQuaker Devices Monarch and Organizer, and a disengaged Ibanez AD9 Analog Delay. His main dirtbox is the ZVEX Box of Rock, the Organizer is used for one part in a song during the set, and the Monarch is another drive, specifically-EQ’d for when he plays the baritones. Everything on the board is powered by a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus power supply.'
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Jacob Tilley

"Thanks for the Organizer"
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Jake Snider

In this photo of Jake's pedalboard, you can clearly see an EarthQuaker Organizer.
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John Baldwin Gourley

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Dan Boeckner

"This thing...is a glittery pitch shifting, mellotron like organ emulator that makes weird sonic hellscapes when you overload it with fuzz from the Data Corruptor."
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Tad Kubler

“This is like an organ effect. It’s got an up and down octave, lag, tone - to roll off some of the top-end - and then a ‘choir’ control that combines the up and the down and regenerates it, so you get like a third and fourth octave. I hardly use it. I keep putting it on my pedalboard and hoping I will learn to use it tastefully.”
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Zachary Cole Smith

In this photo of the pedalboard of Zachary we can see a EarthQuaker Devices Organizer
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Denver Dalley

Organizer at 0:15
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Will Swan

Will Swan posted a picture of his new pedals to Instagram with the caption "Are these enough new pedals?"
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TotorRo

In this photo you can see their pedals, as the Earthquaker on the right pedalboard
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Nick Reinhart

Organizer at 1:07
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Torres

"That’s mainly the Earthquaker Devices Organizer pedal. For the live solo version I chose to play it as it was originally written, before I added the effect."
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From Indian Lakes

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Mario Camarena

Mario posted a photo with the caption " I actually use pedals now..." on his Instagram.
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Devin Holt

From a Gear Gods interview in 2014. Doesn’t talk about it, but can be seen at 0:42.
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Tim Stewart

In this studio photo posted by Stewart on his official Instagram profile, the Earthquaker Organizer can be seen.
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Emma Ruth Rundle

Visible in this Instagram post.
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Mike Moya

Bottom row, far right closest to the audience
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Declan McKenna

Looks like an EQD Organizer on the chain behind the rainbow machine
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Carley Wolf

"...the Organizer, I use primarily with my one-string guitar and it makes it sound IN-SANE!..."
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Sarah Lipstate

Yo can see the EQD Organizer in this photo of the Sarah's pedalboard
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Nathan Latona

Taken on 11/8/13, the Organizer can be seen top right.
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Sacha Got

This can be seen third in Sacha's Pedal Chain.
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Paul Wiley

“The most diverse pedals I have come across for creating soundscapes of the gentle and the violent.”
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Jesse Tobias

As seen in gigs and www
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Melina Duterte

Named during a Reddit AMA.
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Lee Kiernan

The guitarrist endorsees the brand.
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Description

An organ emulator with a distinct analog feel.

The Organizer is a polyphonic organ emulator designed to mimic the organ tones of yesteryear crossed with the highly unique "Guitorgan". The organizer has a warm and very analog feel with a hint of Leslie warble that is unlike other modern octave shifters. It tracks all over the neck on both guitar and bass and will transpose single notes as well as chords. The Organizer uses a mix of analog and DSP circuitry with true bypass switching and an all analog direct (dry) signal path.

Specifications

The Controls
Up: Level control for the octave up
Down: Level control for the octave down
Choir: This control takes a mix of the octave up and octave down setting and regenerates it. The end result is an additional 2 octaves up, 2 octaves down and direct signal with a slight delay that adds a "church organ" like feel. This control only works if the octave up and octave down are in use
Direct: Level control for the analog dry signal
Tone: Low pass filter for the wet signal, counter clockwise rolls off the high end
Lag: Delay control for the wet signal. Full counter-clockwise is minimal delay, delay time increases as it rotates clockwise

2 reviews

crlstrrs

205

Cool Idea

I bought this pedal to use as an alternative to something like a POG. It does that pretty well. ONLY thing I'm not crazy about is the non adjustable nature of the vibrato. Other than that I think it's great.

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etechstan

147

Who needs a church organ

Nice Hammondish sound for some Deep Purple or fills playing in church

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about 1 year ago
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